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Btw they sell quite a few different brands of both lights but they are pretty much the same. Just get the brand, wattage and price you like. Btw the big orange light is awesome in a garage, shop or patio working on cars. I also used it when I remodeled our bedrooms. You can add more lights to it...
And I use this when I am at my large offset smokers out in the open. This one is insanely bright. I don't have neighbors on the side I hang this on. If I did they would hate me lol. We also take this camping and use it outside at our cabins when the fam BBQ's.
Try one of these. You can adjust the flame. They are a direct screw on to pretty much any grill or outdoor burner. I have one on my 28" Blackstone . It should work fine on your 36". I suggest the rubber hose version. The braided hose versions have sharp burrs on them. They have different lengths...
Try one of these. You can adjust the flame. They are a direct screw on to pretty much any grill or outdoor burner. I have one on my 28" Blackstone. It should work fine on your 36". I suggest the rubber hose version. The braided hose versions have sharp burrs on them. They have different lengths...
Well I purchased a Lonestar Grillz fire management basket for this. Works well. An added bonus is I had no built in grate over the firebox and the fire basket makes a perfect shelf to lay a grate on for searing. The size I chose was the smaller basket which allows me to set some splits next to...
It definitely worked well. Kept the wood/charcoal together. Heat management was a lot easier than having nothing in my firebox. Big difference. I would buy it again. In fact I may be buying the larger version for my bigger smoker.
$400?! I doubt many would be sold at that price, if any at all. And that is on point. I guess I'll stick with the highschool welds. The good news is it works as intended. I ran out of oak. Lump it is.
I just ordered this. For the price I thought the welds would be cleaner. Yikes. Would have been nice if it had some 1/2" or 1" legs on it. I had to knock off quite a few burrs. Otherwise a solid piece.
Hi from Los Angeles! We have a family of 4. 2 adults and 2 pre teens. I set out to buy a 36" Blackstone but settled on a 28" with 2 burners. The 28" is perfect for us. Half of the time I don't even use the whole grill and we are left with a good amount of leftovers. I tend to do Benihana style...
Not to rob the OP's thread but have you continued to use this? I just picked up one pretty close to your design. I posted it on here. I haven't used it yet. Thing is huge. Just wondering if you use the vertical chamber more than the dual lid cooking chamber?
Got it covered in oil and getting it seasoned. 85* outside today. Feels like 100🔥 Not sure how accurate the thermos are. So far it's been burning for roughly 30min.
When I finished I was covered in a mess. I started putting everything away and realized that same mess had gotten all over the side of my garage wall behind me. That's when the second cleanup started lol.
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